Superbowl Buffalo Wing Chicken Dip

Superbowl Sunday is always a day for food and beer at our house. I usually make my "Superbowl Dip" that consists of cream cheese, chili, cheddar cheese and green onions but this year we decided to shake things up a bit. I did a little searching online and combined a few of the recipes. Mike and I love the taste of a spicy buffalo wing but the friedness and the messiness are both drawbacks. This dip is great because it has the flavor of buffalo wings without giving you a gut or making a mess.

Buffalo Chicken Dip

3 Chicken breasts (boil then shred)
1/2 cup Bleu Cheese Dressing
2/3 cup Frank's Buffalo hot wings sauce
1- 8oz package cream cheese
Celery, Carrots, Crackers for dippers

Mix the chicken with the bleu cheese dressing and hot sauce. Line the bottom of a 8X8 pan with softened cream cheese, then the chicken mixture. Bake in oven for 20 minutes at 350 degrees. Garnish with celery and carrots. Yummmmmy:)

Koo Koo Loo Koo

The trail is actually called Hoo Koo E Koo, but we call it Koo Koo Lu Koo. All of the recent rain made for great waterfalls, bright green moss, and a beautiful hike. The 3 hour hike started at our door step, went along many waterfalls as we ascended the mountain, and brought us to some great views of a foggy San Francisco. It definitely felt like spring today with the mid 60's weather!

No Longer the Crooked House

Well, the good news is that our house is no longer crooked. The foundation was fixed a couple weeks ago. (I guess I am a slacker blogger.) After the floors became level, Mike and my dad have been entrenched in demolition. In my mind demo is all about taking the sledge hammer and getting some true aggression out really tearing things apart. Turns out... not so much. My Dad is so funny because he is so anti this whole "green" revolution of re-using products and using "sustainable" items he thinks it is a "bunch of crazy liberal @#%$&**$" (can you swear on a blog?). Turns out, I am pretty certain he could win a national award for being the most green builder/contractor/demolition guy around. He is saving everything... from the cedar wood in the closets to the faucets in the bathrooms. So demo has not gone quite as Mike and I thought it would. It is more like a calculated and careful demo. Here are some new pics.